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[Motorola Photon 4G] CCallahan:
How are these compared to the Zagg type protectors? I like the idea of not having to use liquid to install. How clear and smooth are they? Do they fade out over time?

I usually prefer just the naked screen because it is so smooth. However, working out on jobs sometimes makes me think I need one for this phone.
[Motorola Photon 4G] ttmm918:
i picked up a zagg protector 2 weeks ago when i got my mopho from sprint. went to my local mall zagg kiosk but they didn't have one. went around the corner to best buy mobile and they had one. i believe it was $21. took it to the zagg kiosk and the guy put it on for $6. it's dead perfect. no bubbles, no lint. has a very small cutout on the very top for the mic and front facing camera. just like all zagg screen protectors it has a very rubbery feel to it. i know some people love it - others prefer a smooth screen protector. me - i'm happy with it.
[Motorola Photon 4G] stormygal:
Have you received and put this on your phone yet? Curious on how it fits and if you're happy.

I ended up with a non-MoPho model screen protector that the Sprint rep convinced me to buy and put on for me, but my intention was that it would just hold me over until the Boxwave version was available. This one is driving me nuts because the way he installed it leaves its top edge right where I hit the screen to check notifications, so it's always getting rubbed. I've gotta get something different.
[Motorola Photon 4G] droidevo1:
I'm always so OCD about my screen protectors, I went with the otter box this time. I'm hoping the built in protector will do the trick without making me go crazy about permanent air bubbles.
[Motorola Photon 4G] stormygal:
Boxwave protectors are now available from their site (begin shipping 9/22). I have my order placed and will be happy to share feedback on fit once I receive and install. I prefer the clear version, but they have an anti-glare too.
[Motorola Photon 4G] dsims7_2000:
I like GhostArmour. I love the "original" feel and you cant tell it on. I got mine installed at garden state plaza in nj but you can order it. My suggestion, take your time putting it on tourself.

Sent with Photon 4G "Neo"
[Motorola Photon 4G] watermoore:
I had it on my Epic and my Evo. Crystal Clear, firm plastic for an easy, bubble free install. They do scratch though, better the film versus the glass. I am hoping they come to the Photon. Soon!
[Motorola Photon 4G] KurtBiz:
Steinheil

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from	SGP Customer Service info@sgpemail.com

to	...@gmail.com

date	Thu, Sep 29, 2011 at 1:37 PM

subject	RE: General Information

Important mainly because of the people in the conversation.

hide details 1:37 PM (6 hours ago)

Dear ...,

We do not have a plan to make screen protectors for Motorola Photon 4G.

Please email us if you have any other question.

Thank you.

Peter

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Awesome. :rolleyes:
[Motorola Photon 4G] FrameCityJackal:
Bought these a few days ago http://www.amazon.com/RND-Power-Sol...L5RA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1317411277&sr=8-1 and they feel good but the cut out is all messed up. The holes aren't properly lined up thats my biggest pet peeve.....

Should I just go with the Zagg??? I suck major ass putting those on tho....
[Motorola Photon 4G] KurtBiz:
Well, Skinomi's having a sale, Photon screen protector is $3.95 shipped.

But that's what I have on mine now and I did a poor install, have dust under it plus the orange peel effect, and occasionally experience an unintended pinch and zoom when scrolling with one finger.

I'm trying to wait to see if anything else promising comes to market, and, if not, I'll pay the $2.95 for the s&h on the Skinomi lifetime warranty replacement and give installation another whirl. SGP was that I was really hoping for, though.

Don't know much about Zagg except that it supposedly has a rubbery texture and that my installation skills on this Skinomi were so bad that I was briefly tempted to pay the $21 for a Zagg at my local BB just for the assurance of a money-back-guaranteed perfect install.
[Motorola Photon 4G] mrinehart93:
Believe it or not, the first time I applied a Zagg screen protector from Best Buy to my Palm Pre I completely messed it up. The zagg fell on my table and a bunch of crap stuck to it and when I peeled it off and tried to get the crap off it stuck to itself. I called Best Buy and they offered to take it back for free and give me a new one :)
[Motorola Photon 4G] CCallahan:
I just put a Seidio Ultimate Screen Guard on and it seems to be pretty good. Used to use StealthGuards (which are like Zaggs) but liked the idea of not having to use water to install and wait for it to "set". Got it for $1.99 + shipping off Amazon.

It is clear and fairly thick. Cutouts are good and it covers the buttons at the bottom. I did have trouble keeping bubbles out of it and there are still a few small remaining that I couldn't get out. It comes with a squeegee card but it is too small. A driver's license works better or something similar. Also don't recommend using the cloth wipe that came with it. Recommend using a wet lens cleaning wipe for lint free install.

All in all a good protector for the price. My finger still slides smooth and everything is responsive.
[Motorola Photon 4G] MoPho:
Get the OtterBox Defender case. Has screen protector built into it.
[Motorola Photon 4G] Grysk:
Otterbox, definitely. It has a built-in screen protector and camera protector.
[Motorola Photon 4G] nyckid211:
I have the otterbox defender, not too crazy about it. The raised edges make it hard to make contact with the sides of the screen especially if you have huge fingers. Also steinheil makes screen protectors for the photon but I've only been able to find it in antiglare.tempted to give it a try but would prefer the crystal clears....
[Motorola Photon 4G] pintopunk:
Use eXtreme screen protector on mine works great used for two months with heavy use and no scratches
[Motorola Photon 4G] ZeroManArmy:
I say just get a Zagg. The best thing you can get for it.
[Motorola Photon 4G] onree:
The "Empire" screen protectors on Amazon ($6 for a 3-pack) worked fine on my Photon. They don't cover the entire glass but for a basic no-frills, non-adhesive screen protector, they're a reasonably good value and they're easy to get (e.g., free shipping with Amazon prime).
[Motorola Photon 4G] nyckid211:
That's the thing Zero, alot of people don't like the rubbery texture of Zagg (myself included) or the wet application. I personally prefer the non-adhesive, dry, static applications... I'd like a big name beans with lifetime warranty but for right now, my cheap chinese 6 pack of screen protectors does the trick. I wonder what the extra paper saying,"do not use for long periods of time, causes cancer..." mean...?
[Motorola Photon 4G] MikeyLee:
I'll check and see what ones I got from Amazon and post back. My GF got a Zagg at Best Buy and it sucks. The texture is sticky and it's not clear at all and she paid $24 for the thing. I bought some from Amazon for .03 cents and they are crystal clear, havent scratched yet and you literally cant even tell it's there.

**Edit**

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005HMS2XI/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&m=A13OF2AKAWMMAV
[Motorola Photon 4G] nyckid211:
Awesome find! About to buy 10¢ worth, lol Thanks again!
[Motorola Photon 4G] MikeyLee:
LOL Right on! Yeah I love these ones. They give you a little squeegee with them and they dont require water. I use em on all my phones.
[Motorola Photon 4G] nyckid211:
The only problem is they kill you on shipping and handling!!!! 30 bucks shipping for 20 protectors! Yikes!!!
[Motorola Photon 4G] dsims7_2000:
I have OutterBox and love it but, If I were to go naked, GhostArmour would be me choice. Hade it on my last 3 phones. Like $45.00 at Garden State Plaza in NJ. Do NOT get the 20 minute job. Go for Drinks or a movie and make them keep the phone in the dryer longer. You will never know its there. OutterBox still fits with GhostArmour on!
[Motorola Photon 4G] willysp:
10¢ will buy you 1/30 of a screen protector!

$3 for 1

$30 for 10

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$60 shipping for 20, right?
[Motorola Photon 4G] msnglink:
invisashield is the way to go. lifetime warrenty on it
[Motorola Photon 4G] dsims7_2000:
I had invisashield before GhostArmour. Although Good, GhostArmour is W-A-Y better. Only 2 people could tell I have it, me and he guy that put it on! and it has lifetime warranty too!
[Motorola Photon 4G] ZeroManArmy:
It's probably because you applied it yourself? Mine is perfect. Then again I know how to do it right.

Posted with SwiftKeyX on my Unlocked CM7 MoPho!
[Motorola Photon 4G] nyckid211:
What are you talking about? Are you referring to the quality versus the price or are you assuming that my calculations are incorrect?If it's the latter, the link that I was referring to was for 2 screen protectors for a penny. Do the math: 20 screen protectors equals 10 cents.... Additionally, the shipping for 1 item( 2 screen protectors) was approximately $3. Once again, you can either move the decimal point one space to the right or multiply by 10, either way, it comes out to about $30. Yes, each sale item had a shipping cost of $3 regardless if you purchased them individually or together. If it's the former, I have nothing else to say to you except, "Good day,Sir!" Any questions, or do you need me to explain it in 'simpler' terms and double check my grammar? I wouldn't want your head to feel like it's going to explode...
[Motorola Photon 4G] dsims7_2000:
I did do it myself and I'm nicely comfortable doing it. invisheld was just not cut right. Not that it was a bad product, just GhostArmour had a better fit. Then again, this was on HTC Fuze which had an odd body to begin with.
[Motorola Photon 4G] guilzom:
I have Xtremeguard, is good, had some sgraches over the shield that displays a multicolor line, I´m wonder if i remove it and put it again it will dissapear, is not on the scren but maybe something on the shield... but not Sure if can re-install it later
[Motorola Photon 4G] 6bowmans:
These are great - easy to put on and no air bubbles. Shipping is $2.94, so you get two protectors for $2.95. Thanks MikeyLee.
[Motorola Photon 4G] cdrice15:
I think I tried just about every screen protector that was available for the HTC desire when I had one. I found invishield to be the best. Wasn't to hard to put on and protected my screen from some serious damage, scratches, more than once. I have it one my electrify.

Sent from my CM9 Motorola Electrify
[Motorola Photon 4G] Torisen:
This phone does not need a screen protector. Been using this phone naked for 6 months and no scratches at all.
[Acer Iconia A500] hhairplane:
What is the best 3.2 Rom currently for A500?

There supposedly is only the

Virtuous Xoom

Asus Transformer-Prime

Asus modified

With Samsung coming out this week or next.

Thank you
[Acer Iconia A500] slambaz2:
The one that has worked the best for me is the asus one, the xoom one tends to lag sometimes
[Acer Iconia A500] monkeychef:
Is the prime port from dexter on the other site?

Sent from my PHAT Iconia
[Acer Iconia A500] dblock3nine:
Yes it is.
[Acer Iconia A500] dottat:
I switched to prime yesterday and I doubt i'll go back to acer roms until we get a 3.2 rom for it. I like being able to see both internal and SD card when connected via usb. GPS is fast to lock!. Updated drivers for everything else....The ONLY cons are lack of the dolby feature (never used it) and the landscape/portrait lock button does nothing since the asus doesn't have it. That's it.... the pro's definitely outweigh the cons.

just make sure if you flash prime and don't have/want 3G to add the ro.carrier=wifi-only line to your build.prop to disable that piece of the os.
[Acer Iconia A500] monkeychef:
Thanks for the input, ill flash it when i get home.

I dont understand your last sentence though, can you clarify?

Sent from my PHAT Iconia
[Acer Iconia A500] gasparzim:
If you don´t use / need 3G, you can disable it by editing /system/build.prop and adding the line

ro.carrier=wifi-only

Seems that saves battery with 3G disabled...
[Acer Iconia A500] monkeychef:


For some reason I can't edit it.
[Acer Iconia A500] dottat:
If using root explorer make sure you hit the mount r/w button at the top. Root explorer is the easiest explorer to use since the text editor is built in.
[Acer Iconia A500] monkeychef:
Thanks man. I did it a bit differently, but I did get it done. Hope it works. This port is absolutely fantastic.
[Acer Iconia A500] hhairplane:
Thank you all for your kind suggestions, though it is sad that many of the good Rom makers have either retired or left XDA.

Some of the Roms are very amazing and really want to say thank you to all the Rom developers to allow us to enjoy 3.2 before Acer has released it.
[Acer Iconia A500] cd85233:
Fyi, there is a new one. A mod of PRIME 9. Using it right now and it has its hicups, but pretty solid.
[Acer Iconia A500] hhairplane:
Yep, I am currently using the original Prime 9 with the mods added on as zip, but it is not that different than Prime 9, but thank you for the notification.
[Acer Iconia A500] gigiduru:
all you people happily using prime p9, have you tried the camera? does it work for you? thanks.
[Acer Iconia A500] hhairplane:
The Camera works for me, though it is quite fuzzy. Which version of Prime are you on?
[Acer Iconia A500] gigiduru:
started with PRIMEE-P9 David's MOD v1, now using virtuous xoom. in either case, the camera app is unable to work with the rear facing camera (i only get a black screen). it works only with the front facing camera. the lightspeed 1.0.1 doesn't have this problem.

i flashed my tablet several times, followed the instructions to the letter, still the same thing. otherwise i'm pretty happy with the 3.2 custom roms.
[Acer Iconia A500] musclehead18:
hi does the usb works on this rom? And im using it and its far vetter than anytouch wiz rom out there, hands down for this rom the only question can i plug in a usb keyboard or pair a bluetooth keyboard or mouse ?
[Bada Software and Hacking General] Master Melab:
Are there any tutorials on how to make custom firmware for the Samsung Wave line of devices? Specifically, a custom firmware that does not signature check applications?
[Bada Software and Hacking General] mijoma:
There isn't any tutorial as there isn't such a firmware at the moment. Try reading more posts than You write as it's getting silly - You ask lots of obvious questions without a definite purpose. It's not getting us anywhere. Maybe you should stop 'teaching others know their ****' and actually do something? Google for Mencken's Law.
[Bada Software and Hacking General] adfree:
Original Samsung JB6 is without Sig Check of Apps... this is the oldest FW leaked for S8500 (Wave)...

There are no mandatory RSA 1024 Certificats in JB6...

nearly all system files unsigned... because no BluetoothAppControl.so.htb or sig files...

"Problem".

I am not able to flash this Firmware with Multiloader nor with JTAG Hardware. :D

Because boot_loader.mbn is NOT encrypted...

For JTAG I'm not able to manipulate correct "Boot Image", because my brain to small... :) :o :(

Read here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=13785413&postcount=64

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=912728

Best Regards
[Bada Software and Hacking General] mijoma:
I don't think encryption is the problem here. The algorithm (korean SEED) is already known and we can go both ways - decrypt and encrypt with any key (key for encryption is in plaintext in the description block being last 1024 bytes of the file. What we rather should worry about are the version signatures (with 512 bit RSA keys) also in the same block. The solution I see is loading a crafted file using some Bada 1.0/1.2 bootloader patched in the memory (the shadowed image) to ignore signature. We can do the patching through FOTA. As you have the JTAG we can experiment with that some time next week.
[Bada Software and Hacking General] Master Melab:
If I'm correct, an RSA key with a 512-bit modulus is easy to crack by modern computing standards.
[Bada Software and Hacking General] mijoma:
There is a slight difference between feasibility and reasonable time to achieve that.

If you have enough resources then the modulus is: BF1834F775B9861F13E15BA3E01F91CED970B76F2E9D5767EC39C5C1DAD7A8AF9F2A60F131E1D3715E15FDE4B07AC04BF5FC148D95BFF180E9F675D6211F76F1

exponent: 010001
[Bada Software and Hacking General] Master Melab:
Thank you. And to be clear, that is the public key used by the bootloader to verify the operating system correct?
[Bada Software and Hacking General] mijoma:
Yes, it's used to validate signatures on bootloader and apps (nucleus kernel and bada).

Each bootloader stage seems to have additional layer of security (some form of signature - 128 bytes at the end of each bootloader, includes some time variable/random data for "signing" as it's different for different releases of same version), but it's yet to be figured out .
[Bada Software and Hacking General] Master Melab:
As for factoring the 512-bit modulus (scroll down to the part about TI calculators):

http://www.javamex.com/tutorials/cryptography/rsa_key_length.shtml
[Bada Software and Hacking General] mijoma:
This is why I said "If you have enough resources" as myself I'm not interested in waiting months for results, haven't got PS3, FPGA cluster or even several hundred PCs. Years back I thought about using public pay-phones network (tens of thousands of units with some RISC uC and FPGA) for distributed computation (back then with a phreaking crew we had such a possibility) like some symmetric and asymmetric cryptography keys brute-forcing and factorizing, but it's all gone now. Some sat-tv conditional access guys had some distributed factorization projects as well, but I never tracked what happened with that.

To make long story short, I know it's all possible with this modulus length, but I'm interested in doing it. If you or anybody have access to computing power (a large grid, cluster, cray or other supercomputer) then I'd be happy to see the results.
[Bada Software and Hacking General] adfree:
I have enough time to run my PC(s) day and night... weeks, months...

Maybe we should for "Brain training"... start with lower RSA...

I've never seen FREE Software for testing... only theory to use Graphiccards like NVIDIA...

Maybe someone is willing to offer Software for noobs like me to compute RSA Keys between RSA "30" and RSA "100"... to understand dreams and reality...

We could make some funny Thread. Who fastest generate "private Key", if public Key is given...

Again, only as lesson. So maximum RSA 100...

Example... with answer...

P	=	0375BA25E7B805
Q	=	03B4498980CEAB
Exp1	=	033842E45590F5
Exp2	=	02DCCB06EAF6C9
Coeff	=	034F5F18D35B33

Priv Exp	=	8A7ED170D08D37ACBC8920D1
Publ Exp	=	010001
Modulus	=	0CD0F3C2312AED609B775BF157

So the Question would be...

pub key = 0CD0F3C2312AED609B775BF157

Exponent 010001

Please give as private Exponent aka private Key... :D

Answer:

8A7ED170D08D37ACBC8920D1
[Bada Software and Hacking General] Master Melab:
Great piece of software, if you run Windows, is xca. I've used it to make 8192-bit RSA keys. It is very simplistic, and I consider it a god send after trying to use OpenSSL via the command line.

Edit: I don't know if it will save the factors of the modulus, but I know that OpenSSL will. Anyway, give it a try.

Edit: Sorry, I didn't realize that you meant factoring RSA keys (I forgot about that). xca will generate them for you, though. Unfortunately, there is no (known) classical algorithm that can factor numbers in polynomial time. Shor's algorithm can do it in polynomial time, but only with a quantum computer.

Edit: The 512-bit key could be factored using a distributed effort. (See this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_Instruments_signing_key_controversy) Time shares could also be rented on a supercomputer.
[Bada Software and Hacking General] Master Melab:
BF1834F775B9861F13E15BA3E01F91CED970B76F2E9D5767EC 39C5C1DAD7A8AF9F2A60F131E1D3715E15FDE4B07AC04BF5FC 148D95BFF180E9F675D6211F76F1

is approximately 2.0238493722395799×10^155. To factor a number you only need to test every number from 1 to the floor of the square root of said number. In this case, every number from 1 to about 4.49872134×10^77.
[Bada Software and Hacking General] mijoma:
:/

Oh, come on, it is only comparable to the number of atoms in the universe...

The naive fraction algorithm does not make sense for large numbers - rather some specialized variants of Number Field Sieve, where you don't need to test every number
[Bada Software and Hacking General] Master Melab:
I was only laying out the fundamentals/basics.
[Bada Software and Hacking General] mijoma:
The fundamental is you don't need to test every number.
[EVO 4G General] jasonb1108:
I have been lurking xda for 10 years and I'm ready to come out.
[EVO 4G General] mattykinsx:
Google can help you find the appropriate strip joint.

I kid. :)

Hello
[EVO 4G General] jacoballen22:
XDA has been around for ten years? Mind = blown.
[EVO 4G General] Xeroid:
Lurking with 75 posts, eh?

I am a 1-year-ish lurker. Finally created an account today.

Still, welcome!
[EVO 4G General] potna:
lol, i came around here all the time when i first for my 8125, i think, it too took me some time to need to actually post something, but not 10 years, lol
[EVO 4G General] freejack347:
Same here, Join date 2008 less then 10 posts
[EVO 4G General] fergie716:
Last time I heard someone say they were coming out my uncle Marty had a sex change...

Welcome!
[EVO 4G General] priceaw1:
Is this the XDA lurker support group? My name is Andy and I too am a lurker.
[EVO 4G General] atapia984:
I lurked when I first got the G1, then decided to join last year.
[EVO 4G General] HipKat:
And now he dances at Club Marcella....
[EVO 4G General] fergie716:
We now call her Martha..and Marcellas is no place to have birthday parties..
[EVO 4G General] bloodwar:
I'm a lurker lurking this thread. O_o
[EVO 4G General] teh roxxorz:
This post made my day. Its okay, we're here to help. :)
[EVO 4G General] whitewire:
lurker since i got my HTC Hero. -_-
[EVO 4G General] priceaw1:
Thanks, I guess the first step to recovery is to get my post count above 10
[EVO 4G General] fergie716:
I'll sponsor you if you need it... I go to AA three times a week for a crack addic..

Oh...wait...wrong forum
[EVO 4G General] teh roxxorz:
True, and if rooted, you can browse the development section for roms to download, though you'll need a few more posts before you can actually post there.
[EVO 4G General] priceaw1:
I've been rooted since Jan of 2010 when I got my Hero. I usually keep a nandroid of CM and MIUI on my phone, lately I've been playing with Synergy. I can't remember the last time I had a stock phone. My wife's usually pissed at me for spending too much time messing with the phone. I'm not on XDA consistently so usually by the time I read a post most solutions to a problem, etc. have already been covered.

There's post 9

Now, dose anyone have a link to the ROM flashers support group?
[EVO 4G General] priceaw1:
Thanks for helping me get to post 10. one foot in front of the other.
[EVO 4G General] garringm:
Who in there right mind wants to post in the Dev section. Their a bunch of asshats that use internet muscles to cyber bully by just the smallest of typos. As a matter of fact that's just about how the entire EVO section is anymore. Guess I'm just a little disgruntled these days at the actions of my fellow xdaers. Seems as though they have lost sight of why xda was created several years ago. Instead of helping let's just bash in those we feel are less superior.

Welcome to xda Jason
[EVO 4G General] Valkyrie77:
Me too. Maybe someday I'll have enough posts to post in the developers section and thank them for all their hard work. :p
[EVO 4G General] jasonb1108:
I just feel alot of people on these threads are too serious. We need to have more fun. Im having fun flashing roms
[EVO 4G General] infamousteeboy:
Lol blast lol

Sent from my Vanilla Ice.Cream Evo using the XDA app
[EVO 4G General] jayharper08:
I remember when I was a lurker. Then I realized I had no life and figured I would start posting. Reality bites.....:mad: